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Vamos a la Milonga! (Let’s go to the Tango Club!) – Argentina and Uruguay Tango – Analog and Digital

Posted on April 18, 2012 by WALL I

Well since one of my fave Green Bay Packer stars of all time, Donald Driver is doing the tango on the TV (mainly to generate press to save himself from Ted Thompson’s axe, don’t cut him, he was the only … Continue reading →

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Bombed and Depleted

Posted on September 5, 2011 by spinladen

Beirut is back with their new album Rip Tide. This is delightfully more of the same from Zach Condon’s small bedroom project turned rolling juggernaut. None of the unique instrumentation is lost here, only added to and expounded upon. Showcasing … Continue reading →